I know I rode both a fair few times, but with the passing of time they have merged into one in my head and it's all a bit hazy, which is a shame. I don't recall anything being particularly 'jumpy', it was more an overall spooky and atmospheric thing.

The ballroom scene, the banquet scene and Sweeney Todd stick in my mind. Watching that video reminded me of that bell that slowly rang and for no reason at all terrified me! Had totally forgotten about that. But my clearest memory is of the ride loading station itself, which felt so grand and complete surrounded by skeletons up in the ceiling with the constant procession of cartridges circling around below before disappearing into the darkness.

I remember loving it, I just wish I could remember exactly why!

Thanks for posting these pics Josh!

I vaguely remember riding Wicked Witches Haunt when I was a child with my Dad (mum & little sis waited outside!) and being absolutely petrified the whole way round! I must have been about 6 or 7 I think.

The thing I remember most about it was the suspense in the station.

If you look here you can see how it is today - even where the buildings suddenly get "chopped off" where the old building used to be.

I have ridden witches haunt once and remember it being a creepy and dark house with lots of scenes passing as well as going up and down the building. The one thing I remember is the scary entrance with those path lanterns and eerie entrance sign. I don't remember much of the ride but recall enjoying it even if it was a little scary.

It's a great shame the ride was burnt down as it would likely still be at the park today, although probably tomb blaster with ghosts.

Phantastic photos, I recognise exactly who built and designed the sets and props so will send these to them for memory's sake.

Wow I can't believe we had such a big creepy ghost train right here on the doorstep, which was a big Sparks creation and embodied hammer horror through & through.